The DreamWorks deal will see the burger giant promote the next five movies from the studio, including the sequel to the recent box office hit Shrek.
Burger King will also have first refusal on any marketing deals to arise from all "future live action television music and home entertainment properties" from DreamWorks, said a statement.
Burger King is working to develop its children's menu after its children's marketing was hurt by the recall of potentially harmful toys that accompanied its Kids' Meals and Big Kids' Meal.
The company, owned by Diageo, is said to be trying to close the gap between it and rival McDonald's, which currently dominates the kids' fast-food market.
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